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The colligative properties of a colloidal solution compared to the solution of non-electrolyte of same concentration will be:

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same

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higher

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lower

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higher or lower

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The correct option is A lower
The colligative properties of a colloidal solution compared to the solution of non-electrolyte of same concentration will be lower as the colloidal solutions are stable due to the presence of charge particle ans also sometimes coagulation happens which reduces the number of particles in the solution and hencem the colligative property.

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